DESTINY Announce New Album Title

October 18, 2005

Swedish heavy metal band DESTINY have set "Cold Fire" as the title of their seventh album, tentatively due next spring. "At the moment the music for eight new songs are more or less written and ready for pre-production," the group write in a press release. "The original plan was to record the album in November but that seems unlikely at the moment. It all depends on how well pre-production at DRS Studio goes."

DESTINY's most recent release was the "Beyond All Sense 2005" CD, a re-recorded version of DESTINY's debut album (originally issued in 1985). The band earlier in the year announced the addition of guitarist Michael Åberg (NOSTRADAMEUS) to the group's ranks.

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